mrfarrux
mrfarruxSep 18
Finance

From m15 to m1 entry points

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TL;DR

Mark M15 external low and fresh high, pull back to M5, then execute M1 entry on external low breakout with retest confirmation.

Key Insights

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Multi-timeframe sequencing — Multi-timeframe entry sequencing starts on M15 by marking the external low and fresh internal high, then pulls back to M5 to mark the last external low before moving to M1 for the actual entry trigger.

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M1 entry on retest — The M1 entry itself requires waiting for an external low breakout, marking the fresh external high that follows, then entering on the retest of that high with a stop loss above the significant high.

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Target is set at the M5 external low, creating a defined risk-reward structure that flows from the higher timeframe bias down through the lower timeframe execution.

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Deep Dive

The three-timeframe cascade

MrFarrux walks through a mechanical process for drilling from M15 down to M1 entries. Start by marking the M15 external low and fresh internal high, then wait for a pullback before moving to M5. On M5, identify only the last external low, then drop to M1 where the real entry setup unfolds. This cascade ensures you're trading with the higher-timeframe bias intact.

M1 entry execution and risk

On the M1 chart, wait for the external low to break, then mark the fresh external high that forms after the breakout. The entry triggers on a retest of that high. Stop loss sits above the significant high, and the target is the M5 external low. MrFarrux shows the setup playing out exactly as planned in real-time.

Takeaways

  • ✓Mark the M15 external low and fresh internal high first, then wait for pullback confirmation before moving to lower timeframes.
  • ✓Enter on M1 external high retest with stop loss above the significant high and target the M5 external low.

Key moments

0:10M1 entry trigger

“On M1, wait for external low breakout. Once you got the breakout, mark the fresh external high and wait for the retest.”

0:19Risk and profit targets

“The entry will be based on the external high of the M1 with stop loss above the significant high and target M5 external low.”

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